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Here's your host, Emmy Award winning journalist Joel Waldman.

It is hard to believe that opening statements occurred earlier today, because this was one of the longer days that I can recall inside courtroom 3G in Leon County.

Of course, we're talking about Donna Sue Adelson versus the state of Florida.

There are quite a few dramatic moments.

We're going to break them all down with our best guests in just one second.

So we heard opening statements today.

Very clear, very concise on the state part, and we're going to break that down.

And then we heard from Jackie Fulford leading Don Adelson's defense as far as opening

statements go.

And I got to be honest, sitting inside that

courtroom, sometimes, you know, with an athletic event, let's just say a New England Patriot

Super Bowl game just for, you know, an example. If you're at the game, sometimes it's harder to follow

than if you're at home watching on TV, getting all the analysis. And that was kind of the

case today. So I'm going to lean on our best guest to kind of break down what I was watching in

person. Some of it was tough to hear. Without further ado, let's bring her in. She is the Professor

Emerita, two words. The professor, Joe Petuto, Professor Emerita at University of Nebraska

Law School, and she's been helping out day in and day out with a color commentary.

But as a professor, this is what she lives for.

And then next up, this is a man who has just two names.

He probably has a middle name too, but John Singer,

man, everyone knows him. We miss them. We love him. Look at that tan, the summer tan. John

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